C++ | Avoiding Move Semantics

The article argues that even C++ move semantics can carry overhead when objects are stored in containers like std::vector.

It shows that a custom allocator and pointer-based storage can bypass moves and reduce container overhead.

This approach also avoids automatic destructor behavior, shifting lifetime management from RAII to manual control.

The tradeoff is better low-level performance at the cost of safety, simplicity, and automatic cleanup.